how is this different from a brush you could buy in a store such as Target or Wal-Mart?
18373
The bristles on the wet brush are very flexible where as most regular brushes have stiff bristles. Bc of the flexibility, the wet brush not only cuts down on hair breakage, but also makes brushing your hair tangleless and "ouchless" :)
18374
IN my opinion, it isn't. A paddle brush would be much better. This ripped hair out of my daughter's head and she had a detangling spray in. I really don't recommend it. I'm in the process of sending mine back.
18375
The bristles are thinner, longer and more flexible than a normal hair brush. The brush works well on my wet hair which is fine and thin. To me it's better on wet hair than dry.
18376
The rows of bristles are further apart and do not catch and pull out your hair the way other brushes do. Also the rounded tips do not seem to break off and leave a bristle that will scratch you. The rubber of the brush is soft and not stiff so it gives if you do get a tangle.
18377
Target also sells the Wet Brush. I don't know if Walmart sells them. The price here is the same price as Target.com (just under 9 dollars). The Wet brush differs from other generic brushes in that the the bristles are flexible, so they don't hurt as much as stiffer bristles, and yet they get through thick hair fairly well.
476802
It's a small brush, like the ones for liquid eyeliners. You apply it to the base of your lashes.
654232
The bristles are a soft plastic that is flexible. I think it works so well because it brushes through less hair at once. It works so much better and faster than using a wide tooth comb or regular brush. I will never use a regular brush again. Give it a try. It's well worth the cost.
1744767
the brush is not heavy- I think it is very light, it is my first and only brush so I do not have anything to compare it to :) and it works smooth for my type of hair when it is half dry ( when it is wet it does not go throught my hair as easy). Holding up your arms and brush can be a good upper body workout : )lol
1326003
A normal bottle brush works perfect. There is no need to purchase a special brush. The bristles of a normal brush conform nicely with the inside of this storage bottle.
514631
There's a small little brush which we bought from WalMart which does the job pretty well.
1365696
I would only purchase Phillips "branded" replacement brushes. The brushes made by others identified as identical, or similar, just don't meet the exact specifications. One I bought from the largest retailer on earth rattled like a jack hammer when used.
761133
I believe the main difference is that the 40160 comes with two sets of brushes. One for hardwood and laminate floors, and one for tile and grout. The color of the unit is different also. Other than that, I don't think there is any difference.
1462128
All of the bristles are the same length and they are soft bristles. Firm enough to do the job but not hard enough to damage gums. I ordered over a dozen of these since I can't find them in the stores anymore. It works better for me than any other toothbrush I have found. No tricks, just a good same size bristle toothbrush.
1729259
I got mine at Walmart - very reasonably priced. It is with the mops/brooms and is noticeably shorter and smaller than a regular broom.
642666
Braun sells this brush for around $50 around the world. There is no difference. I got mine for $50 three or four yesrs ago. Dont psy that amount. It is over inflated!
715732
This particular brush has a medium stiffness, and I'm a guy who uses brushes for my hair and beard, and both are Bass Brushes. My wife has one that I bought for her with stiffer bristles, and more dense (her hair is very thick (lots of hair?), so the stiffer brush works great for her.This is by farther the nicest brush I've ever owned. If you want to see a good selection, try Sprouts. They have quite a variety, and some are stiffer than others, so being able to actually touch them makes it easier to choose.
31539
The only difference is the brush head. You can change it with any of the other brushes. The back is a different color then the one that comes with the other brush. I have the other one my husband has this one. He uses the regular head brush on his. Hope this helps.
318859
honestly? I ended up buying a natural brush with a wooden head/handle by walmart/kroger stores. Not exciting, and you have to keep it dry, but I've had mine now for over 4 years and it's still working. This LuLa Bath Brush was returned, the product didn't work.
891724
In my opinion they are better quality. Wooded handles as opposed to the hollow metal in R.T. and more dense. These brushes are department store quality.
412825
I am not sure what you're asking but I WOULD NOT purchase from this company! I bought one through a LIving Social, kept it new in box for a year, to give as a gift to my daughter, and when I presented it to her, it did not work and they would not replace it. They sent me a % off coupon for a new toothbrush, which was ridiculous... why would I buy from this company ever again? I would go with a more established brand that will back up their product. Hope this helps!
1777835
I'm not sure what the difference is? Maybe it has something to do with spacing or depth of the teeth on the brush? Not sure - sorry!